The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

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: tieman snd- an enterprizlng eiiizal
Of the famous new city Of Ellsworth
, county.
District No. n has made q gOO'
record this year. With an enroll
ment Of eighteen theaverage daily at
tendance was fourteen during a sil
months term. Miss Strong deserves
credit for keeping up the interest o
the school work.
Mrs. Johns, on leaving the city viii
the intention Of remaining away sew
eral DAYS 10 the interests OF the X.
E. 5. A., stated 20 her friends thai
she had no notion whatever Of be-
coming q candidate for any office II
the coming election.
Hon. X. &. J. Neumiller. the prom
inent Democratic politician Of Dick
inson county, was In town the first OF
the week. He mOurns that he ever
len Salina. He says there Is no
town In Kansas that can beat Salina
in progress aud activity.
Miss Louise Raymond, at 1875 South
Seventh street. will give her fourth
Art Reception "Wednesday. March 30
from 10 A. n. to4P.M. All lovers Of
Art, and those who desire to study
Art, are invited 20 call. II cloudy
will postpone until next day.
Eberhart q SudendOrf are arrang-
ing 10 move their lumber yard from
Eighth Street TO midway in the block
on Fifth Street. between Iron Aven-
ne and Ash Street-east side. They
are also preparing to build 8 2-story
brick office at the new location.
Owing to the dedication Of the
Baptist church, there will be no ser
vice in the Presbyterian church In
this city next Sabbath morning but
at night the pastor will preach at the
regular hour. He will also preach at
the Bean school house Al 3 Pm.
Herr Andrews Alpine concert Co,
were favored with a very large audi
enee last evening. The Uniform
Rank Of the X. Of P. were benefited
some SIS. The music was novel and
melodious, and well received. Even
sam Harris programs were recherche.
An adjourned meeting Of the Meth
Odist district conference Of the Salina
district, was held in this city last
Tuesday. Important business was
transacted. Five young men were
licensed to preach. The next meeting
will probably be held some time In
May.
Eleven dTummeTs-quartere at
Salina-were overheard reporting the
result OF recent business visits to
Wichita, the city where corner lots
are selling st the rate OF $1,000 AN
inch. Summed up. the result Was ~
follows: p calls; Is refusals;
sales; ) promises.
Mr.. l.. A. Will has gone ON 3 bust
ness trip 10 Iowa. Several Of Mr.
Wits old friends have recently To-
Gated In Salina-all the result Of
little missionary effort" on the part
Of the first named gentleman. We
hope he will induce others 10 east
their lot with us.
Mr.. A. NJ. Campbell started for
California Monday evening. He pro-
poses 90 take quite a rest in tramping
about the far west. He will extend
his trip into Oregon and Washington
Territory. When he left he said 81
may be gone six months: perhaps
not over 80 days"
Mr.. J. X. Ekblad. at one time mana
ger Of the SrenSko HarOhicR when Il
was located at Salina, was In town
Monday. lie is now a member of the
irm Of Ekbaid, Eberhardt & Good
holm, Of Lindsborg are prOprie-
tors Of a jewelry establishment and
book and stationery store.
Cards have been received annOunc-
ing the marriage Of Mr. Geo. J.
Crosse TO Miss Amy Berks. which
took place ia Kansas City, March 22d.
Mrs. Crusse WAS former resident
Of SalinA, and the large number Of
friends whose esteem she enjoys IN
an eminent degree, will unite in
| tendeTiBg CONGRATULATIONS.
The assistant engineer Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway was in town
the first Of the week, arranging for
the crossing Of the street railway
across the railroad track on Ninth
Street. While here he Informed Capt.
Henry Baker that everything looked
a. ifthe shops Of the Missouri Pacific
would be located at this place.
The Central Kansas Teachers Asso-
citation will hold its first meeting At
Lyons, March -, 1857. All are cor
daily invited. Papers will be read by
Professor ThOrOman on "SehOOl
Management" by Mrs. Carruthers,
on "a Standard for the Study Of
English Literature" and by Presi-
dent Taylor, EmpOria, on TESTS and
/ TeDuTes.
Mr. ClRflin sold q Santa Fe lot IN
the Kansas Wesleyan grounds for
500. There were fellows who said a
year or 30 ago that the men who
bought college lots were a psckS OF
fools. On the lot above spoken OF
and ON the lot adjoining, w. H.
Shafier (the owner expects TO erect
one of the handsomest residences on
the grounds.
Gypsum Hill Cemetery Association
have had Mr.. WilmaFth prepare
plans for new house for the GENE
terry sexton, which will be an orna-
ment 10 the grounds. The association
has also had many new trees sci out
In the grounds this spring. The
Association Is COW free Of debt. and
proposes 10 ornament the grounds -
rapidly as il can be done.
The delight Of the people al seeing
the extensive preparations being
made for the erection Of the new
] hotel IL uuftvuuds.f IL will eertaful IL